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Aga Khan, leader of Ismaili Muslims, dies aged 88

An announcement of his designated successor is expected.

Union foresees brain-drain as Callaghan scientists face six months in limbo

'This will be a brain drain of the Government’s own making.'

New Zealand in a seller’s market as business sales rise

It's the first time the market has been seller-driven since ABC's reporting began in 2020.

'Mindboggling': Farmers urge minister to look into AgResearch science cuts

Concerns for farm productivity, animal welfare, and rural sector's economic contribution.

33,000 jobs gone in a year - new data reveals extent of recession

Unemployment hit its highest level in more than four years.

'Utter shock': Sky TV loses CFO with immediate effect

The former TVNZ CFO joined Sky less than a year ago.

iPhone added to One NZ’s Satellite TXT over Starlink lineup

More Samsung phones added. iPhone support still on the way

Whole milk jumps 4.1% in latest GDT auction

More good news for farmers with another strong Global Dairy Trade event.

Woolworths announces replacement for NZ director

Sally Copland comes from Masterton but has been with the Woolworths Group for 18 years.

Donald Trump hits pause on Canada, Mexico tariffs after last-minute deals

The US President announced a 30-day halt in the tariffs due to be imposed on Canada.

Radio host given three weeks to settle tax debts to save his restaurants

Nick Mills puts personal assets and businesses up for sale.

Briscoe Group warns of challenging 2025 as it reports flat result

Briscoes has revealed an uptick in the fourth quarter of 2024 but warning signs are ahead.

Property Insider: Billionaires want Herne Bay trees axed, two bookings at SkyCity’s convention centre

Is the money being cited really what it will cost to fix apartments near Eden Park?

NetSafe joins forces with Sticks ‘n Stones, calls out Meta

Open letter critical of Mark Zuckerberg's moves to reduce Facebook, Instagram protections.

Is manufacturing finally firing up again?

Small and medium-sized firms more optimistic now than they were just before the New Year.

Fletcher Building: Peter Crowley takes the chair but not everybody’s happy

Critic warns 'years of continuing mediocrity' loom for company.